Holidays
US holidays — dates, weekdays, observed days.
Federal holidays year by year, plus monthly pages covering observances, religious holidays, and shopping events like Black Friday.
By year
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US Federal Holidays 2025
Full list of US federal holidays in 2025 with dates, weekdays, and observed days.
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US Federal Holidays 2026
Full list of US federal holidays in 2026 with dates, weekdays, and observed days.
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US Federal Holidays 2027
Full list of US federal holidays in 2027 with dates, weekdays, and observed days.
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US Federal Holidays 2028
Full list of US federal holidays in 2028 with dates, weekdays, and observed days.
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By month — 2026
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January 2026 Holidays
Holidays and observances in January 2026.
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February 2026 Holidays
Holidays and observances in February 2026.
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March 2026 Holidays
Holidays and observances in March 2026.
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April 2026 Holidays
Holidays and observances in April 2026.
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May 2026 Holidays
Holidays and observances in May 2026.
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June 2026 Holidays
Holidays and observances in June 2026.
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July 2026 Holidays
Holidays and observances in July 2026.
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August 2026 Holidays
Holidays and observances in August 2026.
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September 2026 Holidays
Holidays and observances in September 2026.
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October 2026 Holidays
Holidays and observances in October 2026.
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November 2026 Holidays
Holidays and observances in November 2026.
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December 2026 Holidays
Holidays and observances in December 2026.
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By region
Federal + state-specific US holidays, plus public holidays from 30 countries worldwide.
What counts as a federal holiday?
Federal holidays are the 11 days designated by 5 U.S.C. § 6103. Most non-essential federal offices, post offices, and the Federal Reserve close on these days. Banks and stock markets follow a similar but not identical schedule.
"Observed" days
If a federal holiday falls on a Saturday, the preceding Friday is the observed (paid) day off. If it falls on a Sunday, the following Monday is the observed day. Independence Day on a Sunday, for example, means Monday July 5 is observed.